Originally published at: Elle Reeve of VICE News Tries to Break Into 8Chan Owner’s House! | Infostormer.com
In case you don’t know who Elle Reeve is, she is a reporter for VICE News who is best known for her fake news coverage of the Unite the Right rally in Charlottesville back in 2017. She even won an award for her factually inaccurate coverage.
5) Elle accepting her award pic.twitter.com/c4xZyY7RNp
— CJTRUTH (@cjtruth) May 18, 2019
Since that time she has established a niche for herself covering the right-wing in an overtly negative way.
It’s only fitting that she and a Jewish VICE News producer just got caught trying to break into the house of Jim Watkins the guy who runs 8Chan. Watkins lives in the Philippines. They even entered into Jim’s bedroom for some strange reason.
.@elspethreeve with a filmmaking crew just broke and entered into Jim's bedroom and were ordered out of the property. @elspethreeve and her producer @lani_levine have now protected their tweets.
The Filipino authorities have already been notified. pic.twitter.com/mppgbhGOlT
— 8chan (8ch.net) (@infinitechan) May 18, 2019
Just putting this out there in case they're planning, through @HBO and @vicenews, to use the footage they've obtained without permission or consent.
— 8chan (8ch.net) (@infinitechan) May 18, 2019
What a bunch of clowns. The fact that Reeve and her Jewish producer have even gone so far as to lock their Twitter accounts indicates that the tweets put out on 8Chan’s Twitter account are very likely an accurate depiction of what happened.
It’s really something that these fools traveled to the other side of the world to harass someone who runs a message board website. That’s how much they hate free speech. Obviously, they were there to film material for use in propaganda that would be used to convince people that 8Chan needs to be shut down. Why else would they be there? It’s good to see that this backfired and blew up in their face.
Hopefully the Filipino government detains these two severe criminals indefinitely. They should not be allowed to leave the country until they are tried for their very serious crimes.